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Discover the islands and historic towns of Croatia's Dalmatian Coast on this guided e-bike and boat adventure. Cycle across sun-drenched islands, through olive groves, vineyards and traditional villages, with sparkling Adriatic views accompanying you along the way. Explore the islands of Brac, Hvar, Vis, Korcula, Mljet and Šipan and wander the UNESCO-listed old towns of Trogir and Dubrovnik. Between rides, relax aboard your comfortable motor yacht as you cruise between islands, with plenty of opportunities to soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere. Combining rewarding cycling, coastal history, beautiful coastal landscapes and the ease of travelling by boat, this is a memorable way to experience southern Croatia.
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Day 1
Arrival and guided tour of Trogir (near Split), overnight Trogir
Make your own way to Trogir and board your motor yacht from 1:00pm. After settling into your cabin, join a guided walk through Trogir's atmospheric UNESCO-listed Old Town. Set on a small island, its maze of narrow lanes, historic stone buildings and lively squares provides a wonderful introduction to the Dalmatian Coast. This evening, enjoy dinner on board and meet your fellow travellers and crew. Overnight Trogir.
Meals: D
Day 2
Cruise to Brac Island, cycle from Milna and continue to Hvar (23km / 14mi)
The day begins with a morning cruise to Brac, an island renowned for its brilliant white limestone, picturesque villages and Mediterranean scenery. From the charming harbour town of Milna, set off on a circular ride through a landscape of olive groves, vineyards and traditional stone settlements. Enjoy sweeping views across the Adriatic as you explore the island's quiet roads before returning to the boat. In the afternoon, relax on deck as you cruise to Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, one of Croatia's oldest settlements.
Meals: B,L
Day 3
Cycle around Hvar Island and cruise to Vis (20km / 12mi)
Today you'll discover the beautiful island of Hvar, known for its lavender fields, vineyards and historic stone villages. Cycle from Stari Grad across the island, enjoying spectacular coastal panoramas and views of the surrounding islands. Your destination is Hvar Town, with its elegant Renaissance square, atmospheric streets and lively waterfront. Take time to explore the historic centre or climb to the Spanish Fortress for magnificent views over the harbour and Pakleni Islands. Later, return to the boat for an afternoon cruise to the peaceful island of Vis, where you spend the night.
Day 4
Cycle Vis and onto Korcula Town (32km / 20mi)
Discover one of Croatia's most unspoilt islands as you cycle through the scenic landscapes of Vis. Once an important military base, the island remained largely closed to foreign visitors for decades, helping preserve its traditional character and natural beauty. Your circular ride begins in Vis Town and follows quiet roads through rugged hills and Mediterranean countryside to the picturesque fishing village of Komiža. Pause for a coffee beside the harbour or enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before continuing your ride back to the boat. This afternoon, cruise across the Adriatic to Vela Luka on the island of Korcula, where you moor overnight.
Day 5
Explore Korcula Island (60km /37.5 mi)
Today's ride takes you across the beautiful island of Korcula, through rolling hills, fragrant pine forests, vineyards and olive groves. Enjoy wonderful views of the Adriatic as you follow quiet island roads towards the historic town of Korcula. Often associated with the legendary explorer Marco Polo, this atmospheric medieval town is renowned for its distinctive fishbone street layout, impressive stone buildings and fortified walls. A guided walking tour introduces you to its fascinating history and architectural highlights. The evening is free to explore the waterfront, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant or soak up the atmosphere of the Old Town.
Day 6
Cruise to Mijet, explore and cruise to Sipan (33km / 20mi)
Begin the day with a relaxing cruise to Pomena on the island of Mljet, one of the greenest islands in the Mediterranean. With its dense forests, peaceful coastline and rich mythology, Mljet is a wonderful destination to explore by bike. According to legend, the island was home to the nymph Calypso, who kept the Greek hero Odysseus captive for seven years. Your afternoon ride takes you across much of the island, following quiet roads through traditional villages, wooded landscapes and scenic countryside. Finish your cycle in Sobra, where the boat awaits for the onward cruise to Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands. Overnight on Šipan.
Day 7
Sipan Island and return to Dubrovnik (11km / 7 mi)
Your final cycling excursion takes you around the tranquil island of Šipan, a peaceful retreat dotted with olive groves, vineyards and traditional villages. Enjoy a relaxed ride along quiet country roads, taking in the island's lush Mediterranean landscapes and coastal scenery. Returning to the boat, cruise towards Dubrovnik, the magnificent 'Pearl of the Adriatic' and a fitting finale to your journey. On arrival, join a guided walking tour through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, discovering its impressive medieval walls, elegant palaces and historic streets. There is time to explore further before gathering on board for a farewell dinner with your fellow travellers and crew. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
Meals: B,L,D
Day 8
Trip concludes Dubrovnik
After breakfast on board, it's time to farewell your crew and fellow travellers as your cycling and cruising adventure along Croatia's Dalmatian Coast comes to an end. Disembarkation takes place by 9:00am. You may wish to extend your stay in Dubrovnik to further explore its historic Old Town, walk the famous city walls or discover more of the surrounding coastline.
Meals: B
Arrival and guided tour of Dubrovnik, overnight at Gruž, a port in the city.
Make your own way to Dubrovnik and check-in to your motor yacht at Gruž, the city's bustling port from 2.00pm to 2.30pm. After settling into your cabin, join a guided walking tour at 4.30pm of Dubrovnik's magnificent UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town. Step inside the impressive city walls to discover atmospheric stone streets, historic squares and some of the city's most celebrated landmarks. This evening, enjoy dinner on board and meet your fellow travellers and guides. The boat remains moored in Gruž overnight, giving you the opportunity to experience Dubrovnik by night.
Cruise from Dubrovnik to Šipan (11km / 7 mi)
After breakfast, cruise to Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands, enjoying beautiful views of the Adriatic coastline along the way. There may be an opportunity for a refreshing swim directly from the boat before reaching the island. Your first cycling excursion provides a relaxed introduction to the week ahead, following quiet country roads through olive groves, traditional villages and picturesque Mediterranean landscapes. Enjoy the island's peaceful atmosphere and scenic coastal views before returning to the boat. Spend the evening soaking up the relaxed island lifestyle. Overnight on Šipan.
Explore the island of Mljet and cruise to Korcula (33km / 20 mi)
Begin the day with a short morning cruise to Sobra on the lush Island of Mljet, renowned for being the most forested island in the Mediterranean, with 70% of its landmass covered in woodland. Homer immortalized this beautiful island in his epic "Odyssey," making it the home of the nymph Calypso and the legendary Greek king Odysseus, who stayed on Mljet for seven years, captivated by her charm. Your cycling route takes you across almost the entire length of the island, following quiet roads through wooded landscapes and traditional villages to Pomena, where the boat awaits. Relax on deck during the afternoon cruise to Korcula, a beautifully preserved medieval town often associated with the explorer Marco Polo. A guided walking tour introduces you to its fascinating history, distinctive fishbone-pattern streets and impressive architecture. The evening is free to explore the atmospheric Old Town and waterfront.
Cycle from Korcula town to Vela Luka (60km / 37.5mi)
Today's ride takes you across the beautiful island of Korcula, renowned for its rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves and spectacular coastal scenery. Cycle through the island's picturesque countryside, enjoying panoramic views of the Adriatic and passing traditional villages along the way. Stop at a local restaurant for lunch, where you can sample regional specialities and experience the island's relaxed Mediterranean hospitality. Continue through the scenic interior towards the harbour town of Vela Luka, where your boat awaits. This evening, enjoy dinner on board and relax in the peaceful harbour surroundings. Overnight in Vela Luka.
Meals: B,D
Cruise to Vis and explore the island (32km / 20mi)
Leave Korcula behind this morning as you cruise towards Vis, one of Croatia's most remote inhabited islands. There may be an opportunity to swim in the clear Adriatic waters before reaching the island. Once an important military base, Vis remained closed to foreign visitors until 1995, helping preserve its traditional character and unspoilt landscapes. This afternoon, set off on a circular ride from Vis Town, following quiet roads through rugged hills, vineyards and picturesque countryside. Continue to the charming fishing village of Komiža, where there is time to enjoy a coffee beside the waterfront and soak up the relaxed atmosphere. Return to Vis Town, where your boat remains moored overnight.
By boat to Hvar Island, exploring Hvar town, Jelsa and Stari Grad (20km / 12mi + optional 20km / 12mi)
Following a scenic morning cruise, arrive in Hvar Town, one of the Adriatic's most attractive coastal destinations. Take time to explore its elegant Renaissance square, atmospheric streets and historic waterfront, or climb to the Spanish Fortress for magnificent views over the harbour and surrounding islands. Your cycling route begins with a steady climb into the island's scenic interior, passing fragrant lavender fields, vineyards and traditional stone villages before descending towards Stari Grad, one of Croatia's oldest settlements. After lunch on board, there is the option to enjoy an additional afternoon ride to the lively seaside town of Jelsa, where you can pause for a coffee or ice cream. Return via the picturesque fishing village of Vrboska and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Stari Grad Plain, an ancient agricultural landscape that has remained largely unchanged since Greek times. Overnight in Stari Grad.
Cruise to Brac, cycle Milna to Postira and cruise to Trogir (30km / 18mi)
This morning, cruise to Brac, an island renowned for its brilliant white limestone, traditional villages and beautiful Mediterranean scenery. From the charming harbour town of Milna, set off on your final cycling excursion, following scenic roads across the island towards the picturesque coastal town of Postira. Along the way, enjoy sweeping views of the Adriatic, passing olive groves, vineyards and traditional stone settlements. After lunch on board, relax during your final cruise to Trogir, whose beautifully preserved Old Town is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Join a guided walking tour through its maze of narrow cobbled streets, elegant squares and impressive medieval architecture, discovering the town's rich Venetian heritage. This evening, gather with your fellow travellers and crew for a farewell dinner on board, celebrating a memorable week of cycling and cruising along Croatia's spectacular Dalmatian Coast. Overnight in Trogir.
Trip concludes in Trogir
After breakfast on board, it's time to farewell your crew and fellow travellers as your cycling and cruising adventure along Croatia's Dalmatian Coast comes to an end. Disembarkation takes place by 9:00am. You may wish to extend your stay in Trogir or explore the nearby historic city of Split before continuing your onward journey.
What's included
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Below Deck Cabins
Below deck there are seven cabins, four are twin share cabins - two of them are equipped with double beds and the other two with separated beds. Additionally there are two quad cabins, which are equipped with two double beds and another triple cabin with three separated beds.
Above Deck Cabins
Above deck there are nine cabins - six of them with double beds and three with twin beds. A supplement applies for the above deck cabins, see below.
Main Deck Cabins
On the main deck there are 3 double cabins and 7 twin cabins that can be configured into double rooms, all with ensuite facilities and windows
Lower Deck Cabins
The lower deck offers 2 triple cabins, 2 double and four twin cabins all with ensuite facilities and porthole windows.
Electric bikes, or e-bikes, are designed to make cycling easier. The pedalling ‘boost’ provided by an e-bike opens up more options, allowing people of different fitness levels to cycle together or for cyclists to take on routes they may otherwise consider too tough for their current fitness capabilities. Please note that e-bikes are heavier than normal bikes and given the higher speed possible, should only be ridden by confident cyclists. Please note that the minimum height for a rental e-bike is 1.50m (4.9 ft).
You have the option to hire either a road or gravel bike. (request at time of booking). These are 21 speed bikes with hand brakes. You will be provided with a pannier to carry your gear during the day. Helmets are not supplied but are mandatory on all bike tours - you are encouraged to bring your own well-fitted helmet. A limited number of rental helmets are available on board (reservation essential), however we cannot guarantee their suitability.
GRADE 3 - This is an e-bike tour. For cyclists using road or gravel bikes, we recommend that you are fit and comfortably able to cycle around 20kmph on the flat and 10kmph on the ascents. If you are unsure we recommend an e-bike. The trip requires a good level of fitness to fully participate in the cycling. The tours will take you up to a height of between 200 and 500m/656 to 1640ft above sea-level. The day-tours (up to 60km) are through hilly and mountainous terrain and will be completed without any time-constraints. There are some long and steep climbs, during which you may need to push your hybrid bike. Guided group pace: the riding pace is determined by the cyclists on e-bikes. Guests who choose a gravel or road bicycle should have the necessary physical condition to keep up with this pace. You are free to set aside a half or full day to swim or spend on board the boat, instead of taking a planned bike-tour. We will traverse mostly asphalted roads, which are rarely travelled on outside the holiday seasons. It is considered suitable for fit beginners and active children (minimum 10 years, height minimum is 150cm/4.9ft for e-bikes). *For safety reasons, cycle helmets are compulsory during the cycle stages.
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